The Sudden Brightness Of The Sky In California Made People Stare At The Sky And Started A Wave Of Concerns On Social Networks; Is This Amazing Phenomenon The Beginning Of An Extraterrestrial War?

SpaceX rocket, At night, the dazzling light in southern California changed the sky and dazzled the eyes of the people of the earth. On social networks, amazing pictures, and news of the invasion of extraterrestrial beings, were quickly spread.

But very soon, it was announced that this mesmerizing display resulted from SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launch test. This experiment revealed the company’s success in reusing rockets that will transform the future of human space travel. But what was the evidence for this claim?

Vandenberg Air Force Base, about 160 miles northwest of Los Angeles, prepared for a major operation on an autumn afternoon. At 7:21, the rocket was launched into the sky, and only 8 minutes later, the sky was covered with bright and beautiful lights that many people could see even from far away. The first phase of the rocket’s separation had been completed, and SpaceX personnel on the ground were waiting for the missile to perform its main task, which was to put an Argentine satellite into orbit; While outside the base, thousands of eyes were fixed on the sky.

This was the first experience of launching and landing a rocket on the coast of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 on the west coast of the United States. The region’s residents had encountered the glow of a large unidentified flying object in the sky, and the new wave of UFO lovers and ET enthusiasts had excited the social networks. All previous launches of the Falcon 9 were carried out from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in the eastern United States.

This wave of news on the ground and the bright cloud in the sky made everyone scramble, and those who knew about the SpaceX story also updated their social network account posts. The people of the West Coast were not only interested in watching this fascinating event and started recording images that showed its beauty from different angles. In this story, even the mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti, made him react.

Eric Garcetti tweeted:

You see the first launch and landing of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 on the West Coast. The rocket took off from Vandenberg Air Force Base at 7:21 a.m. and landed successfully.

In the official images of the SpaceX company, you can also see the trajectory of the rocket and the moment of creating a bright and beautiful spot in the sky during the first stage of rocket separation.

Maybe the bad news was that ET and his friends weren’t involved, but you can watch the rocket launch and the SAOCOM 1a satellite that went into the sky in the time-lapse below. A satellite that will be the heavenly companion of Argentine farmers for better and more economical production is excellent news.